LukeFRC

From memory it was added the same time as the B15 sim

my 2p, presuming it's similar to the B3n in terms of models.... - you either need a cab sim (so use 100%) or you don't... something like the 810 sim is going to have a attenuated top end, and a massive fat bottom end - depending how you have it set up (if you're running a compressor after) it will sound like a big tweeterless 810 cab! the Ampeg 410 cab has a tweeter - if you compare the two you'll notice! The first mic is a nice "bass cab sound", the is a SM57 or something second lets more treble through, and tends to be pointed at the tweeter if it's got one... so on the 410 cab the SM57 mic acts like a tweeter control... Try the EBS cab for something utterly unlike the 810 as it's a cab with a lot of top end. Of course I'm talking about a completely different pedal to yours so your mileage probably will vary!

If it’s like the cab sims on the B3n the second mic option will have more top end to it, so turn that up

Think I’m going to need to try one. For some reason I expect it to be a bit “meh”

for me selling comes down to either money or space. Do you need the money more than you need the bass? And do you have the space. I live in a smallish house, ideally I would sell a couple of basses because of that... when it comes down to it, one is the bass I've had the longest of any I've had (10-15 years) and has lots of memories. The other is a bitsa I spent more on than I should putting it together and I wouldn't see much of that back, and no one else is going to rate a body built by me and electronics designed and built by me... so no point selling that either...

That's really interesting (and @krispn's following one too) My playing with first a B3 then a B3n was first and foremost a reaction to playing at church with no backline and IEM. I'm actually fairly happy with a straight DI sound, but it turns out that amateur sound techs get better results if you give them something that sounds like a bass through an amp and cab rather than a flat signal (esp more modern sounding basses) I also am realising that theres' in my playing I tend to play with quite a difference between loud and quiet bits, and being able to dig in against something compressing works for me. So something like the Spetracomp compressor into a preamp with DI of some kind would on paper do me, I tried @owen's API preamp he used to have and on paper that worked but I wasn't loving the tone (Esp when compared to his Hellborg preamp 💗) ... but then some overdrive is useful sometimes... and a tuner and before you know it I need a pedal board and to read all these threads where people discuss the best type of power supply... and I've still not got a friggin cab simulator... and you know what, I enjoy looking at the pedal board porn thread from time to time, but building a pedal board is one rabbit hole that I don't have any desire to get into... I want one box and plug and play. I reserve the right to change my mind on this one The Zoom B3n is really very good, but I keep hearing that the amp models on the HX are a step up which is why I want to try it out (esp relevant using IEM) in the HX's favour is being able to assign pedals - currently wanting to switch something at the other end of the chain on the B3n is a pain*... and one button tuner... is it more than I need... well yes, but so is the B3n... So yes... I'm tempted to pick one up (esp now the price has come down and they are coming on the market secondhand) and sell the B3n *yes I know you can program it to avoid this with different patches.

probably yes. I mean cultures where shoes aren't a thing, they aren't a thing. I think our society probably pressured my parents into thinking that shoes are something a young lad should wear when he starts walking. I used to play barefoot for a few years. Goodness knows why. But the average audience member did notice that

see bit OT as it's a question about your setup rather than photos of mine... Why not just take the HX stomp out live? Reason I ask is I'm thinking changing my B3n for a stomp. But you've had both and then gone for the B1x live... I'm confused

As one of those who doesn't really use effects and is slowly adding them to what I'm doing.... I like this thread

Cool!

Couple coming up secondhand hand as well... even more tempting

IEM= in ear monitors, headphones, @EBS_freak has a mammoth thread on them, but safe to say there’s some Chinese ones folk are getting for about £30 so you don’t need to spend big. B3n = Zoom B3n multi effects pedal and very good bang for buck

advantages: no stage spill, cleaner sound for FOH, mix what you need, you don't wreck your hearing. disadvantages: sometimes it's a bit like playing in a bubble as to get the bottom end you need reasonable isolation, what you hear and what the FOH sounds like may not be the same, it takes a bit of getting used too, you realise how bad some backing singers at church can be.

you have a digital desk or a spare feed from the desk? all sorts of cleverness if so. I play at church, no amp or cab.. I use my IEM and the setup means I can do my own mix via my smart phone. Sometimes I use my b3n as a amp/cab sim buy to be honest, that's optional

When will we all realise that the link between how good the instrument is and the amount you spent on it is, at most, only tangentially linked?

Yeah that’s the one. Lets not bring up the spilled coffee again ... 😢

https://ritter-instruments.com/video.php?i=29 In fact this one

There’s an interesting video you might have seen where Jens Ritter gives a tour of his workshop and talks about using the thickness of the wood to tune the sustain which I meant to ask you if you had seen

I decided a day or so back I’ve got too many instruments for what I need - so thinking I could sell this totted up what it had cost me.... painfully large amount

What’s the speaker? Porting should be mathematically worked out for best results - you risk damaging stuff if you’re not careful.

I was more wondering how @Geek99 was adding the glitter sparkle dust

One for @Ashdown Engineering?

Lots of good stuff but My top basses I tried... @Frank Blank‘s Rob Allen Mouse @owen‘s headless MPU thing with the graphite neck @MoJoKe‘s JV Squier (And that Casa head just sounded decent)

Four things out of the ten tickets I bought... including first choice! (I passed on the bass and went for the flatwounds that I had been wanting to try and had already had in an online shopping basket) thanks to @bassmansam for donating

My mum was raised a Methodist so I also was taught when growing up not to gamble ... so that might have been the first or second raffle I’ve entered in my life... jammy begger I am